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Pink Dandy Itoh Peony has extra-large and extra-long lasting luxuriant blooms on a hardy, robust plant. Flowers begin their lavish life in a lavender-pink hue, gradually aging to deep, rich pink. At times, both colors will be present on the same plant. The foliage also transforms throughout the growing season, emerging copper-burgundy and later changing to glossy green.

Morning Lilac Itoh Peony is a highly floriferous variety that features bright fuchsia purple, 8 in. semi-double blooms with a touch of deep purple. Gold stamens fill the center of the flowers and contrast beautifully with the darker petals. This peony variety has green leaves with purple shading turn gray-green in summer, then bright orange and red in the fall.

Garden State Bulb Cora Louise itoh Peony bare roots are imported directly from our farms and growers in Holland. Each bare root has about 3-eyes to 5-eyes and is hand picked and checked for quality before shipment. Experience the beauty of this extraordinary Itoh Peony, a one-of-a-kind blend of a tree peony and a bush peony. Its breathtaking layers of fragrant, light pink petals create a mesmerizing sight. with semi-double blossoms spanning 8 in. to 10 in. W and a mature height of 24 in. to 30 in., this peony is impossible to overlook. Not only does it emit a delightful fragrance, but it also attracts pollinators while remaining resistant to deer or rabbits. Add this low-maintenance and stunning peony to your garden, patio or indoor plant collection for an enchanting touch.

Strawberry Creme Brule Itoh Peony delivers blooms that are intriguingly diverse. They will open as dark pink and mature to creamy salmon-pink with burgundy flecks. This is likely to give you several different bloom colors at times. They will also vary from single blooms to fully double blooms, with most appearing as semi-doubles. This Itoh peony blooms like crazy. It averages 3 to 4 flowers per stem, although sometimes it will get up to 5 or 6. With most types of peonies, ants are attracted to the nectar around peony buds. While they are not harmful to the plant, and can be fun to watch dancing across the buds, it can be frustrating if the ants venture into your home. If that has been keeping you from putting peonies in your garden, try this variety. As an Itoh peony, it doesn't produce the nectar that attracts ants. Peonies can last for decades in the garden, so Strawberry Creme Brule makes a great foundation planting. It also works in a perennial border or cutting garden.

Hybrid Itoh peonies are known for combining the attractive habit of herbaceous peonies and the massive blooms of tree peonies. Varieties like Yankee Doodle Dandee Itoh Peony are a perfect way to invite a sense of whimsy and charm to the garden. It features large, semi-double flowers in a beautiful shade of rich pink with cream undertones and bright yellow centers. And since each stem produces multiple buds, this peony's dome-shaped habit will be covered in beautiful blooms. The strong woody stems won't need staking and the whole plant is remarkably hardy. It all adds up to a charming peony shrub that will last in your garden for years to come.

Candy Cane Itoh peony's pink tones, perfect form, strong stems and wonderful fragrance all coalesce to make it a great cut flower. Its long-lived, medium-size double blooms are packed with semi double flowers that have a yellow to orange color. The lush, green foliage is pretty enough to include with any cut flowers arrangements. Candy Stripe looks sweet in any spring garden, and flowers in late spring.

Caroline Constable Itoh Peony produces 3 to 5 gorgeous blooms per stem. It is particularly cold hardy, with foliage that will stay beautiful from spring to fall. The blooms are impressive-fragrant, fully double and with each petal darker towards the center. It grows 23 in. to 27 in. tall and is easy to grow. Deer tend not to bother it, however butterflies swarm to it.

A fully-double Peony that doesn't need staking. Scrumdiddlyumptious is a midseason Itoh Peony with cream-colored petals, mixed with light pink toward the edges, with some dark pink flares hidden in the center. Itoh Peonies grow like herbaceous peonies: they die back to the ground in the Winter and bloom like crazy in the spring, but their stems are much sturdier and can hold several large flowers without breaking. The flowers are rather large, often reaching between 6 in. to 8 in. Dia and can last for up to a week if cut in the bud, making them great for cut arrangements, too.

Peonies are perennials and are known to live for decades, even generations. The blooms are outrageously beautiful, producing lush, glossy green foliage all summer long, turning purplish or gold in the fall. Itoh type Peonies are bred by cross breeding herbaceous type Peonies with tree Peonies, creating a new hybrid. In the old days they sold for as much as $1,000.00 each, but these days are much more affordable. They are somewhat more expensive to propagate, but well worth the investment in your garden. Itoh Peony First Arrival is 1 of the earliest Itoh peonies to bloom each season hence its name. Makes for an exotic cut flower. As a hybrid it combines the best qualities of its parental varieties.

Vanilla Manila Itoh Peony has a near-white color with fluffy, floating petals. The color of flower ranges from the palest of yellow to a creamy white. Vanilla Manilla Itoh Peony reaches about 3 ft. in height and it flowers prolifically. You won't want to miss a single bloom. Hardy to zone 3, this surprisingly easy-care vanilla-colored peony is a gorgeous represenation of the itoh peony group. Itoh peonies were developed as a hybrid cross between herbaceous and tree peonies. The resulting plant has the blooming habit of tree peonies, producing colorful and exotic flowers, but the growing cycle of herbaceous peonies.